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Re: [Digital BW] The perfect print

2002-09-01 by Renan Lopes

Hi Martin, I don t have this book. I ll try it at Amazon, I could see on the cover He burns in white skies. Am I wrong? Would you know a site where a I can

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Re: I'll try...

2002-09-01 by Bruce

on 9/1/2002 7:31 AM, DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com at ... Treadwinkle, I m thinking that your problem has to do with how to set up photoshop to

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Curing bad 1280 MIS chips

2002-09-01 by jimhayes361

I haven t been following the threads on bad MIS carts too much, but I guess another problem is getting the chips to register when inserting a MIS-filled cart

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Re: I'll try...

2002-09-01 by bggilliand2001

TheImagefactory convert to BW filter has worked well for me also. Free download for trial at their web site. Mimics different wet darkroom looks. Barry

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Re: Super Computer systems worth it?

2002-09-01 by charles_bandes

IMHO it s all about RAM. I ve got a pretty nice system - was top of the line about two years ago. Needless to say, Apple s current crop of G4s blow mine out of

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Re: [Digital BW] I'll try...

2002-09-01 by J Greer

If you are doing a straight conversion to b/w in Photoshop, that is likely your first problem. Better options are to use the Channel Mixer, the Russell Brown

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Re: Is anyone REALLY thrilled? Honestly?

2002-09-01 by bggilliand2001

Treadwinkle, Have you printed a 21 step wedge greyscale file yet? This should be the first things you do with any new ink or ink change. You can get the file

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Re: [Digital BW] Thanks a ton!!!

2002-09-01 by Robert Damon

The Russell Brown tutorial is a good one. There is another method which is described here: http://www.computer-darkroom.co.uk/ Look at the tutorial entitled

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Re: midtones!

2002-09-01 by johnvphoto

... Have you tried printing a grayscale to see how the tones render? John V.

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Thanks a ton!!!

2002-09-01 by treadwinkle

I really appreciate that link AND let me do some research on my histograms, you may be pointing me in the right direction. Many many thanks, Richard!

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Re: I'll try...

2002-09-01 by a_pettit_jr

Your experience sounds like my first futile attempt at BW printing with MS VM and Lysonic Quad inks a year ago ( I gave up ). I have a currently unstalled MIS

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Re: [Digital BW] I'll try...

2002-09-01 by Richard Sintchak

Saturday, August 31, 2002, 10:56:38 PM, treadwinkle wrote: t As far as my workflow, well... thusfar all I do is convert to t greyscale and export to Piezo

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I'll try...

2002-09-01 by treadwinkle

As far as my workflow, well... thusfar all I do is convert to greyscale and export to Piezo where I select the paper and dpi. I m already feeling stupid

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midtones!

2002-09-01 by treadwinkle

It s mostly coming up short in the transition from highlight to shadow. The gradation (hoping that s the right term) is VERY harsh on almost all of my shots.

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Is anyone REALLY thrilled? Honestly?

2002-09-01 by treadwinkle

I m shooting actor headshots. I ve got a Canon d60, Epson 1280, piezotone warm neutrals and... eh! I m waiting for the paper to arrive because thusfar,

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RE: Best 35mm BW scanner thinking

2002-09-01 by Bruce

on 8/31/2002 11:41 AM, DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com at ... Confused, To confuse you more, I ve been using my LS-2000 for B&W silver and C-41

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Super Computer systems worth it?

2002-09-01 by lyonscox

Just wondering about those, lucky, people who may have multi Gig this, that and the other top-o-line current model computers feel it s worth it? Does the

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Re: [Digital BW] Re:Canoscan 4000US

2002-08-31 by Renan Lopes

All my photo gear is Nikon and bought CanosScan because of the price. I m not happy. I scan basically B&W (TMY) and most of my pictures are too grainy. Renan

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Re[2]: [Digital BW] Re:Canoscan 4000US

2002-08-31 by Richard Sintchak

Saturday, August 31, 2002, 3:00:43 PM, Jerry Olson wrote: JO 3 different reviews said the JO canon was sharper than the nikon 4000 or any other scanner under

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Re: [Digital BW] Re:Canoscan 4000US

2002-08-31 by Jerry Olson

So Which reviewers to believe? I guess you d just have to test them yourself first. There were a lot of complaints on the scanner list that the nikon 4000

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Re: [Digital BW] Re:Canoscan 4000US

2002-08-31 by Jerry Olson

No, but I bet you had a faulty scanner. 3 different reviews said the canon was sharper than the nikon 4000 or any other scanner under $1500. My 2720 film

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Re: [Digital BW] Re:Canoscan 4000US

2002-08-31 by Richard Sintchak

Saturday, August 31, 2002, 1:18:16 PM, André Vallejo wrote: AV I ve made a direct comparison between the Canon and the Nikon 4000. The AV Canon ate dust.By

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Re:Canoscan 4000US

2002-08-31 by André Vallejo

I ve made a direct comparison between the Canon and the Nikon 4000. The Canon ate dust.By far. Scanning BW the Nikon was a light year ahead. I bought the

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Re: The perfect print

2002-08-31 by Bobbie Blazy

Greetings, There is a group photographersforum on yahoo that would love to respond to your discussion.....not to mean to stop your thread, its just that the

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MIS FS N-E first prints

2002-08-31 by copal01

Hi all, I would like to know if someone in the list use the MIS FS N with the epson drivers with a epson 890. I going to start to work and I should be very

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